Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only at commercial banks, but also at mutual savings banks, savings and loan associations or even credit unions. Further, consumers could turn to an S and L for a car or boat loan, to a mutual savings bank for a credit card, or to a credit union for a trust account-all services that these "thrift institutions" are now legally forbidden to offer...
...copy of a speech he delivered at a Seattle luncheon without noting that several of the more controversial statements reported in the Times account originated from a late afternoon question-and-answer session Kilbridge held before a different audience. Such action, hardly designed to build a bond of trust, underlines a disturbingly pervasive lack of communication--evident in remarks Kilbridge and GSD students traded in a meeting last week. Similarly, the uproar over the Times story is most significant as an index of the volatility of the policy differences that Kilbridge has shown himself incapable to resolve...
...most difficult adjustment for the Schecters to make. Leona, Jerrold Schecter's wife, remarks at the end of the book, "We could see it in the children. They had acquired the veneer of little Russians, reticent to speak freely and openly with people we didn't know well...trust became reserved, finally, only for the family." In an interview last month in America, Schecter described this element of secrecy as "something you accept. It's not a real extreme paranoia, but it becomes an accepted element in your life. It changes you, because you become much more closed and protective...
...know a lot of people, but in this field you can't have too many friends," noted Ballet Dancer Fernando Bujones back in 1974. "To really trust someone, you have to be careful." Some of Bujones' colleagues probably wish they had been more careful as well. Florida-born Fernando, who turns 21 this week, has spent most of his time recently serving as supersubstitute to a trio of ailing defectors from Russia's Kirov Ballet: Mikhail Baryshnikov, who injured an ankle before his Toronto performance in La Sylphide; Rudolf Nureyev, who missed his Los Angeles production...
...Although stock prices themselves dipped sharply during that period, dividends paid by U.S. corporations soared from $22.9 billion in 1970 to $32.8 billion last year; that 43% rise outpaced a 36% climb in the consumer price index. This year Economist Irwin Kellner of New York's Manufacturers Hanover Trust expects dividends to go up about 8%, well ahead of the anticipated 6% rate of inflation...